90s Run Riddim – Bawn Kingstonian

A quick rewind. Bawn Kingstonian taps into that raw 90s dancehall feel here, and the four-cut lineup keeps the energy tight: Harry Toddler’s “Fake Friend” cuts first, while Nitty Kutchie and General B lock into “You Don’t Know” with the kind of veteran ease that suits the groove. Shaka Pow’s “You Look Good” and Singer J’s “Life Is Precious” keep the riddim moving in a straight, no-nonsense way, with Singer J’s conscious turn giving the EP a little extra depth. It’s a small package, but the production has enough pull to make the whole thing feel like a proper yard session from another era, right down to the spare, hard-edged swing.